>> the time for and this delay and obstruction has come to a close. jillian: it is tuesday, october 2nd, this is "fox and friends first" on the east coast. republican leader mitch mcconnell unloading on the left as donald trump echoes his does dane for the democrats. the brett kavanaugh accuser who just broke her silence but could her words derail the democrats obstructionist plan and tear on the tarmac, people drenched in foam after a fire ignites.

what happened just moments before takeoff. holiday hold out. not even how to win yet but we got a sneak peek at the stores that close their doors on thanksgiving. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ when i came home ♪ heather: lights coming on across the country as people rise and shine, the second day of october, hard to believe, not halloween yet but we talked about thanksgiving, you are watching "fox and friends

first," i am heather childers. thanks for starting the day with us and we can with massive rallies, did you see this? donald trump rallying the crowd in tennessee to stump for marsha blackburn. the president warning voters democrats, quote, the party of crime. >> stop the crime, sounds a little tough but it is true, open borders, they want to shut down american energy and replace freedom with socialism. they went, the democrats want to turn america into venezuela. >> the president heads to mississippi, minnesota on thursday and kansas on saturday. the president taking aim at democrats trying to block the nomination of brett kavanaugh, this as it is revealed the supreme court nominee's friend is interviewed by the fbi and his third accuser walking back some of her claims. doug was later live with the

latest twist in the confirmation battle. what a day it was yesterday. >> donald trump still standing firmly behind brett kavanaugh, went after democrats by name. >> he went around telling war stories, people dying left and right. he was never in vietnam. it was a lie. cory booker who destroyed -- dianne feinstein had this letter for months and she didn't reveal it until everything was finished. >> reporter: the white house meantime has signed off on an expanded fbi probe on allegations against brett kavanaugh, democratic critics say this is being rushed. one of the accusers, julie swetnick who destroyed the gang rapes at party she attended with brett kavanaugh seemed to soften her claim in an interview.

>> i was physically assaulted in every way you can physically assault a woman. it was horrible. >> i cannot specifically say he was one of the ones who assaulted me? >> reporter: the fbi is moving ahead with what is supposed to be a 1-week investigation into some of these allegations, the president standing behind his nomination as is senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who was promising to move forward on the confirmation process earlier this week. >> swetnick's interview was bizarre to say the least. appreciate it as always. 35 days until midterms, and brett kavanaugh's confirmation, senator tom cotton unleashing on

the left accusing them of trying to keep him off the bench. >> a stellar record on the bench, a distinguished history of public service. he underwent 6 background checks and somehow the fbi will turn up new information in a few days. and as soon as we agree to have a limited investigation on current credible allegations but to humor them, give them a few days they are moving the goalpost and interview 2 dozen witnesses, this is not about trying to get the facts or the proof, it is about trying to stop brett kavanaugh from being confirmed to the supreme court the comes to a end this week. >> reporter: orrin hatch echoing senator cotton with this scathing tweet writing the goalpost moving never stops. hatch tweeting this, live look

at senate democrats with a bit of help from friends in the media. what do you think? are democrats trying to push brett kavanaugh's confirmation until after the midterms? send your thoughts on instagram, facebook and twitter and email us at friends first and we will share those later in the show. you have a lot to say. how about other news? downtown las vegas going dark, one year after the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history, tributes capping off a day of memorial services, 58 people gunned down on the strip. governor sandoval says the tragedy is unforgettable. >> we gather in mind and body, never left each other in spirit and heart. we are reminded of the pain that never goes away. >> the names of all 58 victims read aloud during the summer day.

the las vegas police department has not found a motive for that shooting. hundreds of passengers are forced to evacuate after this was imagine being on the plane, fire broke out in the wheels of this plane, they were taking off from the delta flight at jfk airport in new york as crews sprayed down the plane. delta says the plane was already heading back to the gate when the fire started due to the brakes overheating. no one was injured and they were able to get out safely. preparing for flooding. some areas especially in arizona dealing with flash flooding. tropical storm rosa expected to make landfall in mexico this morning before pushing toward the us. the storm threatening 10 million people throughout the southwest, many of those people just returning after evacuating from wildfires.

they are dealing with a lot. done deal, donald trump reaching a trade agreement with canada and mexico. what is in and what is out? kevin cork takes a look. >> throughout the campaign i promised to renegotiate nafta and today we kept that promise. >> reporter: in a trade deal is reached between the united states, canada and mexico and just under the wire, the agreement, called the united states mexico canada agreement or us mca replaces nafta, the previous agreement which had been in place for a quarter of a century and was widely criticized by the president. >> once approved by congress the new deal will be the most modern, up-to-date and balanced trade agreement in the history of our country with the most advanced protections for workers ever developed. >> reporter: the president says the new deal will be huge for job creation specifically in

manufacturing, agriculture, technology and financial services. leaders from mexico and canada hailing the new deal. >> translator: the combination of this renegotiation process for financial markets, investment and job creation in our country. >> reporter: the prime minister of canada acknowledges it was a hard and sometimes tense negotiation. >> canada got here because we kept our focus and our collective resolve. even though some recommended we capitulate. >> reporter: one big sticking point, the president has not agreed to lift tariffs on steel and aluminum from canada, a contentious issue between the two countries and though the negotiations continue the president hopes to sign this new deal into law in november. at the white house, kevin cork, fox news. heather: much more on that coming up. the first lady will be arriving in ghana for the first stop on

her first major solo trip overseas. milania trump is strutting her be best campaign for children in schools and hospitals. during a week long voyage in africa mrs. trump will make stops in kenya and egypt. a former army medic and green beret receiving the nation's highest military decoration, donald trump awarded the medal of honor to staff sergeant ronald j sure them to roam it, the president praising him on a gunfight of terrorist in afghanistan. >> for 6 hours ron bravely face the enemy. not a single american died in that battle thanks in great measure to ron's heroic actions. >> reporter: he was rejected by the military due to a medical condition but enlisted again after the september 11th attacks. the secret service agent is

battling lung cancer. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. cartoon controversy. did you see this? controversy boiling over, outrage as well over this online editorial cartoon mocking brett cavanagh's 10-year-old daughter for praying. how low will the left go? >> this country will never be venezuela, that i can tell you. that is what they are looking for. heather: the donald trump warning voters about a socialist blue wave if democrats win in november. kaylee mcinerney says the left's failed policies will cause the economy to crash and she is here live to talk about it more up next. ♪ get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month,

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is what happened to me is the most tremendous awful thing that can happen to any human being. i cannot specifically say he was one of the ones who assaulted me. >> did you see brett kavanaugh spiking the punch? >> i saw him -- i don't know what he did but saw him buy them. >> reporter: usually swetnick in the spotlight, brett cavanagh's that accuses sitting down with nbc to discuss her explosive and unverified claims that brett kavanaugh and his friends drugged and assaulted women but inconsistencies in her story are making the headlines this morning and here to discuss is a spokesman for the republican national committee, kaylee mcinerney. great to have you in person. you heard her interview from last night. everyone is discussing the inconsistencies throughout. that was just part of the interview they were standing near the punch bowl, i saw them in the vicinity of it, i can't

verify they handed drinks to the women, her story changing. >> it is changing big time and makes you question the first claims in the affidavit. the affidavit were written like a political document. the reason i say that is it is rife with insinuation insinuating brett cavanagh might have been part of these gain crêpe trains, he spiked the punch but last night on the record on tv on nbc, standing near the punch, i can't confirm he was part of the gang rapes, very far cry. heather: no one to corroborate the story besides her. she had four names, one is deceased, another said it didn't happen and two refusing to talk. >> exactly right, not to mention the credibility of the accuser. all women deserve to be heard but in this case there are a lot of credibility issues. she is party to 6 lawsuit, subjective a defamation lawsuit, her boyfriend filed a

restraining order, according to him -- a lot of credibility issues with this one. heather: the the republican party and republicans in the senate have been willing to do this fbi investigation but as we heard earlier, the president among others saying they appear, democrats, to be moving the goal posts in terms of the fbi investigation itself. >> exactly right. i'm proud of my party, they have taken the ford accusations extremely seriously, the moment we heard about the we arranged for the testimony, went above and beyond in accommodating miss ford's request, open the fbi investigation, taking it seriously, quite a contrast to democrats who sat on the allegations for months and had the identity leaked against her will. heather: the is it about moving past the midterms? >> undoubtedly. you had amy clover char --klo c --klobuchar saying let's do a weeklong fbi mitigation and that

is not enough so it is about the midterms in 2020. anita hill took 3 or 4 days of the fbi. they are able to get this done in a few days and we should not question their credibility. bill:'s are moving forward. donald trump going to tennessee to stump for marsha blackburn. >> it was a great rally. i said yesterday, donald trump conceal the deal, so many races, he has an ability we haven't seen before which is to take 12 point races and turn them into one point races, marsha blackburn is where she is. heather: feel good where she is? they appear to be close in the latest polls. >> it is close but donald trump won tennessee handley. he can make the difference. heather: what about the warning of a blue wave and socialists invading the democratic party? >> very concerning. in florida we have andrew gillam

who stood by bernie saying he wanted to start a revolution in florida. in arizona david garcia doesn't just want to abolish ice but open borders. it is very concerning because medicare for all, taking away from seniors open borders and abolishing ice. heather: no one seems able to answer who pays for all of it. >> no one can answer that, not even alexandria at the 15. >> 19 minutes after the top of the hour and imagine this. a meeting with donald trump and colin kaepernick all organized by kanye west. >> i have been calling him this morning, so i can bring them to the white house. heather: i have been saying i think this should happen. revealing his master plan, could it happen? social media having a field day

at the thought of it and carly shimkus is here, let us know what you think of it.

>> you are watching "fox and friends first". wishing death on the right. a liberal georgetown professor says white gop senators deserve to die over the handling of brett kavanaugh's latest hearing. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the outrage online. >> doctor carol christine fair, associate professor at georgetown responded to lindsey graham's fiery defense of brett

kavanaugh by tweeting, look at this course 7 titled white men justifying a serial rapist, all of these deserves miserable death while feminists laugh as they take their lastgasp. bonus, we castrate their corpses and feed them to swine. that is what she said. fair later told fox news that tweets are her private speech and chose her work to make people uncomfortable. georgetown responded they do not prohibit speech but they expect professors classrooms and interactions to students to be free of bias, and respectful dialogue, social media sounding off on this. ellen says the state of academia today allows people to say could it get any worse in terms of being biased? another twitter user says glad i'm not paying $52,000 a year

for this engine signed in saying something similar, what is the tuition at georgetown? if it is not freed is overpriced. georgetown appeared to be okay with this but something she said may have gotten her under fire with twitter in some capacity because her account has been suspended. julie: calling for violence, one named, steve scalise. >> and how graphic, death threats. heather: the something i think is not insane, this is a great idea. kanye west reaching out to colin kaepernick to meet with donald trump at the white house. >> trying to play the role of mediator fresh off his controversial twitter statement and latest defense of donald trump kanye west says he's reaching out to colin kaepernick to get him to meet with donald trump. >> i have been calling collin this morning, reaching him to bring him to the white house and we can remove [bleep] statement

and we can be on the same page. >> that would be very interesting if it happened. some folks on social media i thinking it is a good idea. this person says all the people hating on this because they don't like mag a kanye is trying to do something positive in this person says the meeting is worth a shot. heather: the talk it out, how to help each other. netflix, viewers will be able to pick how tv shows and movies end. >> ever watched a movie or tv show and thought i could have come up with a better ending, netflix may give you that opportunity with popular tv shows like last mirror. >> have faith in the system. >> it really does work. >> a clip from black mirror, developing specials that will let you decide the next storyline and black mirror will have one episode like this.

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heather: the fbi meets with a friend of brett cavanagh over allegations of sexual assault. mark judge said to be with him

during one of the alleged incidents which she says he has no memory of. his large about provide details of an interview adding more meetings could take place. brett kavanaugh's third accuser walking back her accusations and an nbc interview. >> i was physically assaulted in every way you can physically assault a woman. it was horrible. >> wondering if you were one of those people with brett cavanagh? >> i cannot specifically say that he was one of the ones who assaulted me. heather: cannot say anything about anything. she attended parties in the 1980s where brett cavanagh and others assaulted women. no confirmation from anyone including her. pressure mounting to investigate keith ellison. the minnesota attorney general candidate has been accused of domestic violence by an ex-girlfriend.

republican state lawmaker running for u.s. senate, demanding action. >> dead silence among the media and democrats but all we hear about is brett kavanaugh and we have a full fbi investigation but the media and my opponent, tina smith campaigning and supporting keith ellison and nobody is bringing these accusations or calling for an investigation. heather: the state democratic party says their own hired attorney could not substantiate the claims. west virginia senator joe manchin is a democrat who remains undecided about brett kavanaugh. so with the senate up for reelection how could brett kavanaugh factor into the race. >> there is 0 democrats on the confirmation. but there's one giving brett kavanaugh credit after the hearing with christine blasey-ford.

>> they are both credible witnesses and they believe what they testified to. >> reporter: joe manchin in a state donald trump won by 42 points but wants to see what the fbi finds before endorsing the president's supreme court pick. >> might not come to a different conclusion but we crossed all the teas and dotted the eyes. >> the confirmation vote has been delayed, patrick morrissey has a few more days to rally voters behind the embattled brett kavanaugh. morrissey expected manchin will vote yes. >> it is all about politics because he's waiting until collins and makowski declare. once that happens he will jump up and vote for brett kavanaugh but he will wait until the votes come in. >> reporter: manchin voted to confirm donald trump's last nominee, neil gorsuch, and if he does this time, morrissey believes he will wait until he

knows he won't be the deciding vote. >> you gutless because he's waiting until the final result is determined before he will take a position. >> reporter: democrats have any hope of flipping the upper chamber this year they have to hold seats like this one. in charleston, west virginia, peter doocy, fox news. heather: the 35 days into the midterms. do you think democrats are trying to push the judge cavanagh's confirmation until after the midterms? most of you seem to think that is a big yes. ken on facebook that complete witchhunt, confirm brett kavanaugh. deborah on twitter right absolutely, this whole thing is absurd. daniel and instagram says yes and the line needs to be drawn. no more giving in to these whiners. donald trump praising the newly secure trade deal between the us, canada and mexico. >> we made history again when i announced to the world that we are replacing a job killing

disaster known as nafta, it is modern and its balanced and we have two wonderful partners now. america is winning again and america is being respected again because we are finally putting america first. heather: will the american people see this as an economic success? here to weigh in his fox news contributor liz. thanks for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. heather: the no longer nafta. notice the us-mexico canada agreement or us mca and it is like $1.2 trillion trade agreement, the largest in us history along with several interesting things people can look at while we discuss here. do you think this is good for the american people? >> definitely it is good for the american people and good for the white house, they need to win as we approach the midterm elections, farmers and manufacturers, all kinds of

industry segments were very nervous about the dissolution of nafta which involves incredibly important supply chains. it is our biggest trade agreement, biggest trade partners so incredibly important. everyone agrees nafta needs to be rewritten but obviously the reluctance of canada to join until the last minute suggests we exacted some compromises from canada such as allowing greater dairy imports which is a contentious issue so this is a big win for our farmers. not just dairy but poultry farmers. it is important for manufacturers because their supply chains were in jeopardy. now as the administration is holding some manufacturers come back to our shores, now that this trade pact is in existence, and has 16 years to run so we can be revised after six years but has good longevity and clarity which is important.

heather: the regardless of all the noise we hear in terms of allegations they made in terms of the supreme court, the economy remains the number one issue for people. how do you think this will impact the midterms? >> that is exactly right. it is the economy, stupid. one of the big clouds over this booming economy or one that has been put out there particularly by the left-wing media that doesn't want to see a booming economy has been the possibility that these trade battles with china, with the eu, could slow our growth. there is almost no evidence that that has happened so far but this is really important in my view, getting this thing done because now the world knows the trump is not just a political wrecking ball, he has a strategy and they went trade deals. we have seen this with south korea, we have nafta in place, the eu agreement will start

moving along and canada so what this is designed to do his level the playing field for companies certainly but also begin to push china towards better behavior. if we can agree to better terms with all these major players china will be very isolated. heather: the when you talk about leveling the playing field, something going on that we mentioned yesterday that outraged me a little bit talking about leveling the playing field for women, they are trying to say they have to have at least one woman on the board by 2019, this requirement requiring a slap in the face, earning it? >> quotas are insulting, suggest women can't get there on their own. we can send governors and legislators in europe, not

permanently necessarily but for a little instruction. in europe they have such quotas in place particularly norway which started in 2008 with a 40% requirement, every board had to be 40% female or they would dissolve the company, that is the first tactic and the study that came out showed it had almost no impact on the elevation of women to senior rankin corporations. it hasn't helped. this is an organic process. women have to be part of the c suite before they can took overboard positions or won't be capable of handling the issues that come before -- julie: respected in a position. >> horrible thing to say you are on this board and everyone else thinks you were put there to satisfy this legal requirement. i can't imagine taking a job under those circumstances and most women wouldn't want to do it. todd: 1 hard and earn it. thanks for joining us.

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this election is the choice between a republican party that is building our future and a democrat party that is trying to burn our future down. heather: donald trump adding democrats have been in a blind rage since he won the election. do you want food stamps? get a job. michigan the latest state to enforce work requirements for those in need of food assistance. under the program able-bodied adults will have three months to find a job before losing their benefits. they will have to attend job training, volunteer, or work an average of 20 hours each week. the work requirements waived since 2002 will reinstated due to increased employment rates. 29 states now require participants to have a job. how about more business news? do you feel seton airplanes are getting smaller and smaller?

apparently we have to get used to it. tracy carrasco from foxbusiness is here to explain. >> reporter: a bill that will regulate minimum seat sides on airplanes not likely to give us any relief. that will not give us any more leg room according to some airline consultants because the faa decided 28 inches is the smallest in the industry from the back of the seats to the other seeds, that is what spirit airlines use so that is the minimum. they are not going to change that for the aircraft right now. so perhaps moving forward, the rules for future aircraft could make some changes. one airline consultant says it is a mistake to imagine this legislation will have a big impact on airlines or consumers. no relief. heather: we are going to travel for the holidays you have to

deal with that but another holiday news, a holdout. >> we are talking thanks giving day shopping. according to the website best black friday.com they put out their list of stores that will be closed on thanksgiving day and here they are, some major stores, costco, sam's club, home depot, lowes, nordstrom, t.j. maxx. a lot of the stores, 62 of them right now traditionally keep their doors closed on thanksgiving, this list will likely grow. an interesting move away from the trend where we saw stores opening on thanks giving, people going to shop after their thanksgiving day meal, now we are seeing them shutdown. heather: good, spend more time with your family. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. a cartoonist is facing serious back lash for this comic mocking brett cavanagh's 10-year-old daughter for praying. kristin tate says the drawing is

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heather: brett kavanaugh's 10-year-old daughter targeted in a vicious political cartoon after this emotional moment at thursday's hearing. >> the other night ashley and my daughter liza said their prayers. liza, 10 years old said to ashley, we should pray for the woman. heather: can the critics get any lower than that? is the author of how do i tax thee, kristin tate. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me.

heather: 20 the cartoon was by chris britt and it depicts brett kavanaugh's daughter saying dear god, please forgive my angry, lying, alcoholic father for sexually assaulting doctor ford while praying before bed. obviously a take on that moment, that brought tears to my eyes through all the testimony we heard. what is your take on this? >> this cartoon is not funny, not witty, it goes wholesale with uncorroborated accusations and seeks to think not just brett kavanaugh but his 10-year-old daughter. it sickly twists this idea that the kavanaugh family could extend religious goodwill to christine ford, but this cartoonist gets away with it without a lot of criticism because the media will not hold anybody on the left accountable. heather: before we get to the

bigger problem, the new york times is taking heat for this. they did not publish this cartoon. here's their statement. while chris britt, the cartoonist, is a regular contributor to the new york times, he is not an employee and engages with other publications across the country, the recent cartoon involving brett kavanaugh's daughter was on his facebook page and did not appear in our publication or on our website, the illinois times name should not appear on the cartoon in question and we asked chris britt to remove it. he tagged the illinois times on his facebook page. we reached out to the cartoonist and have not received a response from him. >> it is good that the illinois times is not attached to this but doesn't change the fact these kinds of left-wing attacks are all too common. the left is shown there are no boundaries for how far they will go in trying to destroy brett

kavanaugh who is at this point portrayed as a sexual predator almost daily as if it is a proven fact. this man is being completely destroyed but the bigger problem i wanted -- this kind of extreme left wing hate is becoming really normalized at this point and extends far beyond brett kavanaugh. to the point where conservatives like ted cruz and sarah sanders can't even bring their families to restaurants without being shouted down by angry mobs. we have slippery saying they want to blow up the white house in depicting trump being assassinated in music videos. it is getting dangerous. heather: it really is. we are talking about that, these calls for violence as if it is normalized and people don't pay attention to it. some people out there, will pay attention to it and back to the baseball game, the congressional baseball game, how quickly we

forget. >> absolutely. this kind of extreme hateful rhetoric is becoming so common that a lot of people are -- liberals stoop lower and lower to continue to shock their audiences and get more attention and this is what you get at the end of the day. cartoons like this where innocent 10-year-olds are dragged to the political battlefield. this kind of rhetoric can extend to real violence. conservative republicans and congressional conservatives, to stop this kind of extreme left wing hate. republicans cave and did not confirm brett kavanaugh it is only going to give a pass to this kind of behavior and we going to get worse. conservatives must fight or else they could lose everything. heather: he a vote by the end of the week, we will see if that happens. kristin tate joining us live, a

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heather: cbs news correspondent chang tweeting this video of surface -- secret service employees trying to catch the bad after the president arrived and eventually they were able to capture it before everything was underway. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> everyone is wondering if one of those people was brett kavanaugh. >> i cannot specifically say he was one of the ones who assaulted me. rob: it is october 2nd, and off the rails interview raising questions about brett kavanaugh's third accuser is fox news is troubling details about her past. jillian: are republicans right to accuse democrats of moving goalposts? we are live in washington. 7 years into a 35 year sentence, chelsea manning says her newfound freedom isn't all tha